skyrim smith/enchanting?
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19 Nov 2011, 19:30
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I'm lvl 18 now with archery lvl 78, sneak lvl 40, one hand lvl 40 & light armor lvl 40. I wonder if I should invest any points into enchanting or smithing? If I go for lvl 100 archery and invest some points into sneak then I will get more dmg much faster. Smithing won't help me until lvl ~70 (I got a glass bow atm) and enchanting needs a lot of point before its worth enchanting a good weapon?
So I would need ~10 levels (perk points) to have some good enchanting skills. But then I should also smith some good weapon first so that the enchanting goes into some awesome end-game weapon?
@edit: and finally I have Aela as companion now :S
So I would need ~10 levels (perk points) to have some good enchanting skills. But then I should also smith some good weapon first so that the enchanting goes into some awesome end-game weapon?
@edit: and finally I have Aela as companion now :S
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Illusion => Muffle on yourself while running
Restoration => Transmute left / Heal right while running
Alteration => spam magelight everywhere
Sneaking => left my char in a corner sneaking in a tavern for 4 hours => lvl 90
Most skills have some easy way of leveling them, you just need to know how.
I usually sprint till stamina is almost empty, then spam spells till stamina is up again.
The amulet that traps you is mage guild quest, im doing that right now :) You'll find some nice spells along the way. Get transmute also, turns iron into silver into gold. Its in a camp just north of whiterun.
Also, they both share one similarity: you don't experience anything in either of the cases that would make the journey more important than the destination - in essence, there is no journey to begin with.
smithing is also a nice way of getting additional gold.
also playing sait row the third which is pure action and its awesome :~>
And tbh: Killing a dragon with lvl 8 was as easy as with lvl 18. So I don't even see a point of leveling or learning smithing/enchanting.
In diablo 2 I got fucked when I moved to ravenblood (act1 quest 2) so I had to level again in the blood more. Then I wanted to do andy with lvl 13 and had no chance so I lvled until lvl 20. In Skyrim I never had to level up before doing any dungeon/quest :P
Difficulty: One below the hardest :S
I don't know what you are doing, but I played the exact same and I was by no means one-shotting things. Perhaps a regular bandit, but the stronger ones took alot of arrows, even with the 50% stagger chance. Could be that you didn't really level anything else and you are low level for all those perks? Or perhaps you are bit unlucky with the quests you are doing :P
She's my wife now, sits at home cooking me dinner and selling things. Good girl.
Yeah, companions especially can make the game abit too easy at some points because they basically take all the aggro. Even with my mage I'm using conjuration alot to tank for me but no companion. They seem to block every doorway anyways.
ye the blocking is annoying -.-
It is possible to run out of quests (not counting the randomlygenerated ones), but that takes a really long time.
Although, I think, I spent a fair amount of time especially with Morrowind, having a hero with all the major and minor skills at 100.
Do you know how many there are? I think I killed ~8 so far.
Anyway, I think the random encounters are sort of annoying. I traveled from Whiterun to Rorikstead, and got jumped upon by three dragons on the way. Dragon is new Cliff Racer.
In other words, don't worry about running out of them.
Some of the stuff in the game scales, but true "endgame" content does not - thus, you'll certainly find enemies that practically oneshot you inside more difficult dungeons.
You only need like 4-7k gold and abit of patience to get smithing to lvl 100. Same goes for enchanting. Just go by shops, buy leather strips+iron ingots+filled or empty soul gems ( the cheap ones), make iron daggers, enchant them, usually you can sell them for profit :)